Private Site Plugin for WordPress
Sometimes, you may have a site that you want to be viewed by only logged in users. Especially if it’s some type of internal tool used by a private company…
Author: Bandicoot Marketing
Wptuts+: Enhancing the Search Form With typeahead.js
I’ve always thought that the WordPress search could use some work, so I started messing around with typeahead.js and figured out how to add the autocomplete script to the default…
Only Allow Administrators to Access the WordPress Admin Area
A while back I wrote a quick tutorial about fixing an issue with the user redirect called “Redirect After Adding a New User in WordPress”. In that tutorial, I mentioned…
Wptuts+: Creating Client Testimonials With Custom Post Types
When I was putting together the new redesign for Themes by bavotasan.com, I decided to write in some functionality for client testimonials. Which in turn inspired my latest article on…
Tango Premium WordPress Theme
Just released a great new Premium Theme called Tango. It has tons of great features, including a wicked CSS3 slider.
Removing Comments from Attachment Pages in WordPress
I’m not too sure what’s been happening over the past week but all of a sudden I’ve been getting tons of spam comments from my attachment pages. I didn’t actually…
Wptuts+: Adding a Custom CSS Editor to Your Theme Using ACE
Got another article up on Wptuts+ about adding a Custom CSS editor your theme using a great online editing tool called ACE.
Prevent Default Behaviour of Hashed Anchor Tag with jQuery
Way back in the day, I use to always set up my event triggering anchor tags a certain way to prevent their default behaviour of having to click-through to a…
Working with Custom Admin Pointers in WordPress
When WordPress 3.3 was released we were introduced to the new Admin Pointers, those blue and white boxes that had tips on how to use some of the new features.…
Wptuts+: Adding a Syntax Highlighter Shortcode Using Prism.js
Check out Wptuts+ for my new article on how to add Lea Verou’s Prism.js syntax highlighter to WordPress.